lowly in Irish
lowly in Irish is uiríseal, íseal — lowly means low in rank, importance, or status; humble.
lowly in Irish
uiríseal
Not lofty or sublime; humble.
íseal
Not lofty or sublime; humble.
What does "lowly" mean?
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adj Low in rank, importance, or status; humble.
"He started his career in a lowly clerical job before rising to CEO."
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adv In a humble or modest manner.
"She spoke lowly of her own achievements, though she had done remarkable work."
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lowly in a sentence
- He started his career in a lowly clerical job before rising to CEO.
- The prince disguised himself as a lowly servant.
- She spoke lowly of her own achievements, though she had done remarkable work.
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What is "lowly" in Irish?
"lowly" in Irish is uiríseal, íseal. lowly means: Low in rank, importance, or status; humble.
How do you use "lowly" in a sentence?
Example: "He started his career in a lowly clerical job before rising to CEO." In Irish, "lowly" is uiríseal, íseal.
Are there other ways to say "lowly" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "lowly": uiríseal, íseal.
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